| T163 |
0-698 |
Sentence |
denotes |
A study showed that people’s attitudes toward an epidemic outbreak are more influenced by information on social media compared with physical discussion because source reliability has no impact on the health information provided online [51].People obtain information about the outbreak through social media and mobile health apps [26].However, a risk of client secrecy exists because online services are substantially affected by the happiness of clients [52].We took attitudes toward an epidemic outbreak as a mediating effect, meaning that attitudes toward an epidemic outbreak will promote or mediate the relationship of two independent variables and social online presence, as shown in Figure 2. |
